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Posted by The Bicycling Guitarist on 07/18/07 18:47
"Beauregard T. Shagnasty" <a.nony.mous@example.invalid> wrote in message
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> The Bicycling Guitarist wrote:
>
>> I have an .asp contact page, and for nearly a year I've > Or, you have
>> posted to USENET with it!
> Chris @ TheBicyclingGuitarist.net
> and it has been scraped by the spambots.
>
> It is a simple task to forge the FROM: field in an email, so a spammer
> could send to millions using yours as the FROM:. You would get all
> bounces for non-existent addresses.
>
>> Still...I wonder. Is there a way to find out if other people are
>> receiving spam being sent in my name?
>
> Do you get bounces? Non-delivery messages?
>
I don't get bounces as a rule. I have received some, like maybe 1 or 2 in a
six-month period, where I was NOT the one who sent the message that bounced
even though it said it was from me. It has happened, but not a lot and not
recently.
www.TheBicyclingGuitarist.net/contact.asp thanks
>
> (page needs some work to make it match your others.)
>
> So how does this script work? Is it secure? Can a spammer inject BCC:
> addresses into it? What testing do you/it do before sending the mail to
> you?
I have NO idea how it works. That's why I used somebody else's script
instead of writing one. Ewww I just noticed <font> tags. omg, this is the
ONLY page on my web site that still uses those.
I'd love to bring this up to xhtml 1.0 strict standards to match the rest of
my site. I am not intrepid regarding my abilities to do so however.
If you or anyone else knows of a better contact form that I could use, feel
free to suggest it. OR if you can tell me what to do to improve the one I
have, I'd appreciate the help.
Ewww <font> tags...
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